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[Candace]

Hi,

Where exactly is the options.css file? I don’t see it. Did this work for anyone? I’m having the same problem.

Thanks,
Candace

[Paul]

@vapvarun @michael Not fixed in 1.1.2 despite removal of options.css.

[Paul]

@vapvarun @michael Not fixed in 1.1.2 despite removal of options.css.

[Anonymous]

Hello @usha please check your options.css file inside the boss theme css folder is writable
Regards
Varun Dubey

[Anonymous]

Hello @style960 please check your options.css files inside the boss theme css folder is writable
Regards
Varun Dubey

[Anonymous]

Hello @style960 please check your options.css files inside the boss theme css folder is writable
Regards
Varun Dubey

[Anonymous]

@ryanmaler @style960 @angslycke @tjchester

This is fixed in the next release, coming out soon. We are removing options.css because it was causing too much trouble, I think on some servers due to permissions. We’re switching to WP default method of writing the CSS inline in the page, which is pretty foolproof.

The logic for options.css was that you can combine/minify it with other CSS (faster loading than inline) and you can override it in your child theme without needing !important declarations all the time. But, too many issues…

[Alyssa]

@myfilmyduniya Welcome to the BuddyBoss community! Options.css is created once you save your cusomizations from the Appearance>Customization menu in your Dashboard. We have tutorials here: https://www.buddyboss.com/tutorials/
We are working to add demo content in a future major release.

[angslycke]

I have the same notice. This is what it says:

“To edit colors and layout, head to Appearance > Customize. If your changes do not display on the front-end, please check that the file options.css was created in wp-content/themes/buddyboss-app-theme/css/ and has the permissions ( 644 or 777 ) set to it. Create the file manually with the correct permissions if necessary.”

Appears on every page of wp-admin. I have an option.css file with 644 in the Boss. parent theme CSS directory.

[angslycke]

I have the same issue. I also need to create the file “options.css” in the CSS directory and set it’s file permissions to 755.

[angslycke]

Update: resolved the issue with the customizer settings not saving to live site. The parent theme saves these settings in the file /css/options.css which I didn’t have. I created that file and made sure it was chmod 755 to be able to save. Works now!

[Oliver]

apologies … somewhat answered with the options.css

https://www.buddyboss.com/support-forums/search/?bbp_search=options.css

[Alyssa]

@johnny it should exist in the parent theme, it appears it may only be created after you use the theme customizer. I’ll forward this to the dev team but in the mean time you can create an empty file called options.css in the theme css folder.

[Johnny]

Ok @tjchester

I have fixed everything, except:

GET http://tradr.com/wp-content/themes/boss/css/options.css?ver=2087611012

[Tyler]

@tjchester

Hi TJ,

need a little help here. For some reason the CSS files aren’t loading in the correct order and the wordpress.css is taking precedent. I’ve even tried to stipulate Raleway on the custom.css global but wordpress.css is still taking precdent.

custom.css: 29 body {
<del”>font-family: “Raleway”;
}
options.css 282 body {
font-family: “Raleway”;
}

Thanks for your help.